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Ever done this trick?

Just imagining the context where it would be phrased like this - "Hi, good to meet you, my first name is John, and my last name is Smith."

I think that might be too much of a spoiler 😄

In the book, it kept the same mass and got a lot bigger. And of course much brighter.

Nearing the end of When the Moon Hits Your Eye by John Scalzi, which came out a few months ago. It's a bit silly but I'd recommend it. The premise can be summed up as, "What would happen if the moon turned into cheese?"

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What's the story behind this photo?

It was definitely true in my experience- the general feeling was that it's very hard to prove any general rules in psychology, because there are so many factors. You want to be able to say "people are ___" but people are just way too complex.

All I remember from my psychology classes is that for every study that shows some phenomenon, there's another study that shows the opposite. That's why I switched to math.

edit: well I guess the main reason was to help find a job...

Reminds me of a John Hodgman bit - we have ice hockey, field hockey, and air hockey, implying the existence of fire hockey.

Thank you, I thought this was aneurysmposting for a minute.

I like how the map shows the curvature of the north border (49th parallel), meaning all these lines bulge north in the middle.